All Chapters of The Alpha’s Rejected Mate Was The Stolen Werewolf Princess : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Long before packs existed, long before the Council pretended to hold power, the world belonged only to two forces.The Alpha God was born from the raw, violent essence of the moon. The First Wolf. The Devourer.And the First Luna—a woman not born, but forged. The Moon Goddess’s daughter, made of moonfire and mortal blood, is a living weapon.The Alpha God grew greedy, seeking power to rival even the Moon Goddess herself. He became unstoppable, a force of destruction that brought humanity to the brink. Until the First Luna, his mate, rose to confront him.She was his equal. His mate. His doom. His downfall.The legends say she did not kill him. She tore his spirit in two, sealing the larger fragment beneath the world and embedding the smaller one into her own bloodline, ensuring his imprisonment for eternity.Her descendants carried that shard within them. And Astrid—Astrid was the last—the final one.She was never cursed. She was a living lock.Until Damien’s death.Until Taylor’s sui

I don’t know how long I stood outside Astrid’s chambers after she had left me and gone into her room. I stood there, thinking about whether I should go in. She had already made it very clear to me that she does not want to see me around her anymore, nor does she want to have anything to do with me. She told me she needed space and Time, but I found it so hard to go away. I tried so hard to go away, but I found myself here at the door. I couldn’t leave her alone, especially now that I had told her the truth, even though she didn’t believe me; at least she would give it a thought. Tonight, everything felt wrong; her words kept hurting whenever I thought about them. Her words hurt more than anything else in the world. This is what I’ve been scared of all along. Her anger and hatred, I can’t handle her silence. “Go away, Sebastian. I do not ever want to see you anywhere close to me.” Her voice rang in my head. This is the greatest heartbreak I’ve known since the death of my mom. No

Sebastian’s POV I used my hands to shield my face, but then a sound followed the breaking of the glasses. It was a scream, one that looked like a thousand forced. It was like wolves crying out from beneath the earth. Astrid’s knees became unstable, and she collapsed. But I was able to catch her before her head could hit any piece of the glasses that were scattered on the floor. “Astrid, Astrid, I called, shaking her gently, but I got no reply from her. Her eyes were wide open, but she seemed so terrified. Even with her eyes open, Astrid was not seeing anything that was going on. It was as if she were on another planet. Her gaze was locked on something, and I traced it to a single piece of mirror that remained in place in the air our heads. It was floating, turning slowly.Astrid,” I reached out for her hand, her fingers helped mine weakly. The shattered glasses formed words, more like a message passing. The message didn’t point to Astrid. The message was clearly for me. The me

Sebastian’s POV I used my hands to shield my face, but then a sound followed the breaking of the glasses. It was a scream, one that looked like a thousand forced. It was like wolves crying out from beneath the earth. Astrid’s knees became unstable, and she collapsed. But I was able to catch her before her head could hit any piece of the glasses that were scattered on the floor. “Astrid, Astrid, I called, shaking her gently, but I got no reply from her. Her eyes were wide open, but she seemed so terrified. Even with her eyes open, Astrid was not seeing anything that was going on. It was as if she were on another planet. Her gaze was locked on something, and I traced it to a single piece of mirror that remained in place in the air our heads. It was floating, turning slowly.Astrid,” I reached out for her hand, her fingers helped mine weakly. The shattered glasses formed words, more like a message passing. The message didn’t point to Astrid. The message was clearly for me. The me

Sebastian’s POV “MY MATE,” Astrid said, and I stumbled backwards. I tried dropping Astrid. Astrid.” I called. Astrid, I’m right here; I whispered out, and she wasn’t even looking at me, nor was she listening to me. She looked behind me, and I turned to see what she was staring at, but I didn’t see anything. But I could feel something behind me that wasn’t visible in the dark, but I could see it. It was just like a shadow buried in the dark, deep in the night, beneath the earth. “You’re not the only one here,” Astrid whispered I didn’t answer; I only looked back to see if I could see anyone. I carried her carefully, walking deep into the forest through the veil that was splitting. The one that was dividing the earth from the heaven, which was the forest. After a while, the sky returned to its standard and proper form, but the air remained the same. Weird. The woods smelled of dead wolves' blood. While the moon that was still bitten stood still as if it was watching t